How many hours of driving on the highway is considered fatigued driving?

[SpencerMarie]

Driving on the highway for more than four hours is considered fatigued driving. Continuous driving on the highway for over 4 hours without stopping for a break or with a break time of less than 20 minutes is classified as fatigued driving. Here are the specific details about fatigued driving: Determination via electronic license plates: Vehicles equipped with electronic license plates can display driving behavior, duration, and speed digitally, promptly indicating whether the driver is fatigued. Fatigued driving alerts: A fatigued driving system can be installed in the vehicle. Using facial recognition technology, the system interacts with the driver to monitor their state and issue alerts. Common fatigued driving systems include warnings for closed eyes, looking down, yawning, smoking, making phone calls, looking around, and obstructing the camera. New traffic regulations on highway fatigued driving: If a driver operates a vehicle continuously for more than 4 hours without resting or rests for less than 20 minutes, they will be penalized with a 12-point deduction upon detection by the system.